Római út

Interesting nature trail

Prohibition signs, difficult and difficult access.

Unfortunately, we did not know what it was because, without specifying a time period, this table received. ☹️

We came from Budapest, the ban on visiting the forest in the afternoon hit us unexpectedly and it affected us very unpleasantly, because we could not walk the whole study trail (I hope it will be published on the study trail website, I wrote a letter about it anyway). I think the purple road is more beautiful, not just shorter. I think it's an exaggeration to be able to walk in a stroller ... It's not worth starting with a stroller either, because the really nice part starts after the trip to Rome. However, it is worth deviating from the road for the sake of the lookout for David.

On the green road, you have to go down Mount Les on the same road that leads uphill. We started the hike on the red road and according to the map we would have to turn off the green path at the hunting lodge, but we did not find this, so we thought we would turn off at the next option. That's what happened. We went up Mount Les and then headed back down the path to the hunting lodge. (We did not find any indication that this road was impassable.) However, after the 8th Green 3rd Forestry, tree giants, we got into trouble. The path led past a wire fence, but suddenly the road ran out. However, it seemed to continue with a tiny detour in a different direction. We set off on this road, but unfortunately we deviated completely from the study trail and reached the end of enclosed gardens. We turned back to look for a continuation of the study trail. It was difficult, but we found a small, barely visible trace overgrown with vegetation. We continued on our way, now on the designated road next to the aforementioned wire fence. The road was difficult to walk due to fallen trees, a drooping fence, hanging wires, wires, and overgrown vegetation. The whole section was depressing, unworthy of a study path, in a neglected condition. However, the really big disappointment came to us at the end of the stage, when a fence blocked the way to the hunting lodge. We were barely 50 meters from the red road and fenced to the right and continuing in front of us and to the left. We didn’t want to turn back, so going past the fence - following the blow of those who had walked like us before, we managed to get back on the red road we had started earlier.